World Rugby ranking #109 · Tests 1969–2022
Solomon Islands
22Tests36%win rate8–0–14W–D–L
Test record
All results- Won
- 8
- Drawn
- 0
- Lost
- 14
- Points
- 423–750
At home ground: 0–0–1 (0%). Away or neutral: 8–0–13 (38%). Longest winning run 2. Now on a 1-win run.
Last 10 Tests
- Wv Vanuatu10 Nov 2022 · Oceania Rugby Men’s Championship 2022 · Port Moresby27–15
- Lv Papua New Guinea6 Nov 2022 · Oceania Rugby Men’s Championship 2022 · Port Moresby18–22
- Lv Papua New Guinea31 Aug 2019 · Oceania Cup 2019 · Port Moresby13–15
- Wv Nauru27 Aug 2019 · Oceania Cup 2019 · Port Moresby61–7
- Lv Niue Island23 Aug 2019 · Oceania Cup 2019 · Port Moresby17–19
- Lv Papua New Guinea30 Aug 2015 · Oceania Cup 2015 · Port Moresby19–58
- Lv Tahiti26 Aug 2015 · Oceania Cup 2015 · Port Moresby12–36
- Lv American Samoa22 Aug 2015 · Oceania Cup 2015 · Port Moresby15–30
- Wv Tahiti13 July 2013 · Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 2012 · Port Moresby23–22
- Lv Cook Islands9 July 2013 · Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 2012 · Port Moresby12–39
TheBreakdown rating over time
Year-end rating since 1900. How the rating works.
Biggest win
61–7
v Nauru, 27 Aug 2019
Heaviest defeat
13–113
v Fiji, 21 Aug 1969
1
60s
2
70s
1
80s
4
00s
12
10s
2
20s
Tests to date
Most played opponents
- Papua New Guinea0–0–7 from 7
- Vanuatu4–0–0 from 4
- Tahiti2–0–1 from 3
- Fiji0–0–2 from 2
- Niue Island1–0–1 from 2
- Tonga0–0–1 from 1
- Cook Islands0–0–1 from 1
- American Samoa0–0–1 from 1
Most capped players
All 106 players- 1Fredson Pukefenua8 Tests · 2005–2013
- 2Stewart Baiabe8 Tests · 2005–2013
- 3Viv Kelesi8 Tests · 2005–2013
- 4Philemon Campbell8 Tests · 2005–2013
- 5Felix Solomon8 Tests · 2011–2022
- 6Watkin Rangi6 Tests · 2011–2013
- 7Grant Hou6 Tests · 2011–2013
- 8Soni Delaiverata6 Tests · 2011–2013
Counted from the line-ups we hold.
Tests to 27 Sept 2026 · Report an error on this page